Tag: International Criminal Court

The message is unmistakable: there are no absolute guarantees and state sovereignty is conditional when it clashes with the interests of powerful states.

The U.S. president’s attack on an essential institution speaks volumes about his broader foreign policy.

Opportunities ... lie at Israel’s doorstep, but the current government is not working to take advantage of them and incapable of doing so.

U.S. President-elect Donald Trump has expressed a desire to end the war upon his inauguration.

America’s audacious challenges of the rules-based order will accelerate the drive toward a collapse of the post-Second World War entities.

These two men don’t understand that the world may be on the verge of a third world war.

Israel should have acted as Russian President Vladimir Putin acted, completely ignoring the ICC.

The U.S. could dictate a cease-fire as Israel’s backer in chief with one telephone call, yet it pretends that its hands are tied.

The U.S. supports the ICC when it suits it, prioritizing its own foreign policy goals over wider international criminal justice efforts.

If the kidnapping of 250 people by Hamas is indefensible (as it undeniably is), what can be said of the succession of Israeli governments that have held an entire country hostage since 1948?